John Huber joins Jim Blasingame to report on recent research showing a large part of America favors socialistic policies, but a big part of the sample was Millennials.

Catherine Kaputa joins Jim Blasingame to reveal some of the branding lessons we can learn from the 20+ Democratic presidential candidates.

Jim Blasingame discussed the current and increasing debate about how we view privacy, and the fact that we have to join this debate to prevent Big Tech and the government from harming us with their solutions.

Marco Provvidera joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the emerging debate about what should be done about encroachment of privacy, and whether the solution is with Big Tech or government regulation.

Marco Provvidera joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the difference between how Big Tech companies and the government view our privacy, and why the difference could become dangerous.

Beau Henderson joins Jim Blasingame to reveal some of the reality and kill some of the myths of filing for Social Security retirement benefits, including spousal considerations.

Chris Moschovitis joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that all users of the Internet and cyber-assets must become more high-adopters of security practices, and that we have to hold our leader responsible for doing the same thing at the national level.

Chris Moschovitis joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how 5G mobile connectivity will work, including the great benefits we’ll accrue from it, and also how our cyber-enemies, like China, can harm us with it.

Adam Baratta joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how gold and the U.S. dollar will respond to economic pressures and each other, and the role cryptocurrency will have in the future of both.

Adam Baratta joins Jim Blasingame to discuss why all of the Fed policies have not been good for the economy, especially Main Street, and whether the Fed is part of the “Deep State”.